Waterevolution Flow infrared sensor for sink faucet, connected to the mains, PVD brushed copper T118EECPE

Waterevolution Flow infrared sensor for sink faucet, connected to the mains, PVD brushed copper T118EECPE

• Color PVD brushed copper
• Infrared sensor with 220-230V connection
• Complete with built-in part
• 1 outlet

Please note: The sensor requires separate purchase of spout for functionality. Check out our options for ceiling, floor, wall, or washbasin installations.

PVD stands for Physical Vapour Deposition and this results in a coating that is much stronger than galvanised chrome, for example, and yet shines just as beautifully. Another not insignificant advantage of PVD coatings is that they are relatively environmentally friendly. To apply the coating, a liquid metal is vaporised in a vacuum environment. This means that the process requires less high temperatures. The vaporised metal is then applied to the product in one or more layers. These layers are wafer-thin so that the design of the product is not affected by the top layer.

PVD coatings are not only applied to taps, but to all kinds of metal objects that are used intensively and still require a beautiful colour. Think, for example, of cutlery, door fittings and even watches.

Advantages of PVD:

• solid coating;
• resistant to most cleaning agents;
• does not oxidise;
• shiny, wafer-thin top layer;
• scratch-resistant;
• environmentally friendly.

Disadvantages of PVD:

• it is a bit more expensive;
• the colour options are (for the time being) somewhat more limited.